Manufacturing Engineer
bradySouth Milwaukee (WI)
About the role
Job Description:
The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for manufacturing processes and their improvement, resolution of complex manufacturing process issues, and providing leadership and guidance to technicians and/or hourly associates that may not report directly to the incumbent.
Job Requirements:
Influences key associates to promote participation and cooperation in process development/improvement initiatives. Ensures conformance with and application of policies and procedures. Specifies, deploys and validates new manufacturing processes and techniques. Creates new engineered to order parts and coordinates with customer service. Responsible for smooth product production/constant production flow. Responsible for product qualification processes. Conducts product and process FMEA analysis. Create, document and implement procedures for assembling, testing and packaging processes. Re-engineers operations and manufacturing processes. Specifies, installs and debugs tooling and new capital equipment. Specifies, evaluates and implements automated systems for inspection, manufacturing and data acquisition. Responsible for continuous improvement activities. Develops training systems and support documentation for associates. Collaborates with new product development engineers manufacturing strategies for new parts. Other duties as assigned. Job Details
Job Type: Full-time
Category: Engineering / Research & Development Salaried: Salaried
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